Sadly it has now closed. Hopefully they will follow through with their plans to open out in…read moreVersailles

Had an awesome dinner here while staying in Mexico with friends. We were treated like family and…read moretaken very good care of. The sushi was great and the Steak Hibachi was the star of the show. I'll be thinking about that rice for years to come. It's small and kind of tucked away so it has a nice little ambiance. Highly recommend.

Excellent sushi and service! We also had NY steak that was perfect! Even got to cook it…read moreourselves. Not a cheap meal by any means. Very cool atmosphere and music. Will be back!

Amazing experience! Aesthetic, food quality, 2x1 lychee martinis and price point was not bad at…read moreall. I have been twice and it hasn't missed.

We made a reservation for 17 people and they were able to accommodate us through a phone call…read morebeforehand! The area is so nice and aesthetic. The menu is very interesting as it is an Asian fusion restaurant. I ordered two pork belly baos which was humongous and so good. For ramen and other soups they had a baby, regular, and supersize option which was really great as we all had different stomach room and reduced food waste. They also had chili oil and other seasoning and sauces on the table for us to use. We ordered bottled water which came in a fancy glass bottle which was cool. The service was really great as well!

The food was very delicious, the service was great, the staff was friendly and the ambience and…read moredecor was very nice as well. The Pho Michelada was very unique and one of the best michaldas I've ever had.

To start off, WOW. This place feels kinda tucked away and…read moreisn't right in the heart of everything, but I'm so glad I was introduced to it. There are many sushi places in the city. From upscale and more "fine dining" to places like this which are much more casual. Let me tell you something... I've eaten at both ends of the spectrum, and this one has been my absolute favorite! We had many different dishes. Multiple appetizers and we all had different rolls as well. As soon as we began to eat, outward verbal expressions of "oh wow!" & "Mmmm" were coming from all of us. The flavors are great & you can't beat the price. This is somewhere I will return time and time again. Everything was 5 stars.

Not impressed with the food, it was ok though I would try other sushi places next time . Ordered…read morethe Shrimp gyoza appetizer which was lukewarm and tasted like it was premade frozen product. The Salmon hamburguesa was interesting but the salmon seemed off on flavor

Excellent food and service! The presentation of everything was very nice and the staff was super…read moreattentive. Decent menu selections and they'll even make custom sushi rolls depending what you want in it. There are only two Hibachi tables, so that seems to need a reservation, otherwise you'll be seated at regular table. The restaurant is chic and elegant inside the Sheraton. We'd return!

We came to order takeout and ended up staying and trying a few dishes and a bottle of sake mostly…read morebecause Alfonso, our server, was so friendly and accommodating. The food was delicious, we loved every bite! We also ordered the red snapper and ramen to-go. The ambiance and decor is upscale and the restaurant features a tepinyaki area as well. We will definitely be back thanks to Alfonso and the rest of the staff for tepinyaki soon!

Super friendly staff. Food was consistently good and definitely a step up from Benihana. The…read moreambiance felt upscale and modern. The chef was very entertaining and love setting the table on fire. He was very outgoing. Not only did he put on a great show, the food tasted amazing. The beef tenderloin was prepared to a perfect medium rare while the lobster tail was not overcooked. Everything tasted fresh and well seasoned.

The food was great & our server Ralph was very helpful. We had sushi and pad Thai, both were great.read more

Seriously delicious. Great food, quality service and refreshing fruit drinks. Loved this spot…read more Quantities are small for some dishes but quality is great.

Okay what I didn't need was yet another restaurant to love in Puerto Vallarta. But Ramen Ya is…read moreexactly that. It is not in the tourism area but from La Isla mall it's like a 3 dollar Uber ride. Neighborhood is nice so no worries about location. So now the food. It is Sooooooo yummy. I had the Miso Ramen but there are many other varieties and sizes. Amazing. The noodles are homade and the broth was rich. Also had the pork belly buns because...well pork belly! They also had Japanese beer and soda on the menu. Atmosphere is casual and comfortable. It's cash only but the prices are good so you won't have to bring a lot. My lunch with a coke was about 10 USD. Really good value. Their sister Restaurant across the street Bonito Kitchen is also worth the trip to that part of town. So now I have to go over there twice when I'm in town!

I was here for my birthday and they made me feel very special! Food and service was great!read more

This is going to be the first of two reviews for Himitsu, because they were such different…read moreexperiences. The first was about as bad as it gets in terms of going to a restaurant. The second was the total opposite. On this first visit. We showed up as a large group of 13. There are no reservations, and you are told to do this. As a consequence, we were given a wait time of 45 minutes, and informed we would be broken up into smaller tables. This is fine, we had to do this at every meal, because for some reason this resort complex doesn't seem to think people visit in large groups. (But yet weddings happen here) Anyhow, split up into 3 tables of 4, one of 5. Somewhat near each other. All this was fine. Someone came to get our drink orders right away, and we got those drinks nearly instantly. But here is where it goes haywire. We were not given menus. One of the other tables eventually gave us theirs. All told, no one came to us or took our order for half an hour, and this is only after we flagged someone down. This new lady, which apparently was our server, she was completely incompetent... I'm sorry, there is no other way to put it. She took orders for another round of drinks, and our food orders. 30 minutes pass... our drink orders arrive. All totally wrong. She walks away before we can stop her. 15 more minutes pass. Two of the four people at our table get their appetizers. This is the last food we will see. 15 more minutes pass. The lady comes back to "check" on us. At which point we tell her all our drinks are wrong, and only half of us received our appetizers. She says she will check, and re-takes out drink orders, repeating them back for clarity... correctly. 15 more minutes pass, she brings our drink orders, half of them are STILL wrong, and no update on our food. Then we never see her again. At this point, we're angry. Because all of our other groups have had the full experience. They got their food, their drinks, everything all correctly. We ask their servers for help... "I'll check" .... nothing. I go to the host stand for help... "I'll check" ... nothing. It's not until we all said screw this and straight up walked out, that a manager stopped us to ask what was wrong. I relayed the whole thing, and all I got was a "sorry that happened" Really? No please sit back down and I will personally make it right? We paid a lot of money to stay at this resort, and ended up getting the remanants of the dinner buffet because they were about to close, 2 hours after we sat down to dinner at Himitsu. This was as bad an experience as it could get. We really wanted to eat here, so we can back as just the two of us another night, and that went significantly better. That will be another review I'll post later.

Ate here Thursday night. As a sushi lunatic, I can be a harsh critic. I expect a very high level of…read morefreshness, innovation and creativity. Ookii delivers. Over delivers, if say. Since I forgot my glasses, I thought it'd be simple to just tell my host what I liked and didn't, and see what I get. In fact, this approach is often the best way to put a sushi place to the test. All I can say is WOW. I'll post pics, and I expect Maria, the host -and owners daughter- to add names and descriptions. Freshness - A+ Creative - A+ Innovative - A+ Beautiful, delicious. This is a must stop, must see sushi spot in, of all places, Puerta Vallarta.

Had take out. It was good they deliver so we didn't have to go through Uber…read more Ordered the udon which I thought was a soup but turned out to be like a lo mein. Pretty tasty.

This is a must go to when at the Hotel Musai, and often it is our favorite. We do go back and forth…read morewith Dai lol...but we always go at least twice here each time we visit Puerto Vallarta. The service here is just amazing. It is very popular, they are great in getting people in quickly.... The view from most of the tables is magnificent. One year we saw a beautiful lightening storm over the water.... The sushi, food is amazing. First let me share that the rib eye with a delicious Teriyaki sauce is always a hit. We ways like the mixed shrimp tempura and the hamachi sashimi with jalapeño and truffle vinaigrette is our hands down favorite. The citrus roll was good but the lemon for me was a bit over powering, but the boyfriend loved it. Rainbow roll and hamachi and green onion hand roll very yummy The hamachi nigiri was great, great, great, ordered it twice this week. For dessert our go to is the Coconut cake and green tea ice cream is so yummy. Oh the crispy rice and spicy tuna was delicious, and we will definitely get that again. The Hiroshi lychee saki martini is very nice, NOT to be confused with a midori martini which is far too sweet. Though a nice vegan option, I won't get the rice noodles and tofu again. It wasn't the savory thick noodles that I envisioned. In all this is an amazing restaurant and it is not surprising Hiroshi is considered one of the top two restaurants here.

We're not the ideal diner for sushi as neither of us typically eats it. But we figured that it was…read moreincluded in our stay so we might as well give it a try. I think it's safe to say that I'm still not a raw fish person but I did enjoy the other cooked options here. I started the meal with a hiroshi salad, which had the most amazing ginger dressing, and a rib eye robata skewer while my vegetarian boyfriend started with some veggie dumplings in a plum sauce and a veggie wonton tostada. For our sushi course, I attempted the seared tuna as I expressed to the waiter that I wasn't a raw fish fan and wanted to know what he'd recommend as a gateway. I thought the seared tuna sounded safe being partially cooked and even asked the waiter if they could sear it more than usual. I'm sure he thought I was crazy but I do love cooked tuna. Unfortunately, the tuna was still way to raw for me and I couldn't get over the texture or flavor. I originally planned on ordering the teriyaki as well but it was our last night and we thought we might enjoy a late night meal at Noi instead so I chose not to stuff myself here. Instead, I finished the meal with a delicious cookie martini.